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After three years of keeping a low profile, investing duo Lewis Edgley and Patrick Teodorowski say they’ve been busy “kicking tires” and generating alpha.

Australian investors love small companies, but why do these lag their global counterparts when it comes to sharemarket performance?

ASX futures are pointing to a small lift of 0.08% or 6 points in early trading, perhaps indicating a fifth session of gains for the local bourse. Yesterday,...

September is traditionally a low month for the market, and the first day of spring is looking likely to follow that trend. ASX Futures are down 38 points or...

The ASX looks likely to edge marginally higher in early trading, with ASX200 Futures pointing to a 2-point lift. The index finished -0.86% or 63 points...

The ASX is likely to climb in early morning trading, with ASX200 Futures trading up 0.40% or 29 points as of 8:20 AEST this morning. It was a quiet but...

The Australian share market shed 0.7% in Friday trade as the Bank of Japan shook up markets with a pledge to be more flexible in managing interest rates.

It would be nice to think that the Australian share market rose on the back of the historic appointment of Michele Bullock as Reserve Bank governor.

Once again, the Australian share market turned good economic news into a bad share performance as the ASX-200 index slumped to a three-month low of just 7042.3 points.

I’m sure RBA governor Dr Philip Lowe was listening this week when the major heads of the central banks were all on stage together for a European Central Bank forum in Portugal.